WeGro. Grow revenue, not just rankings.
WeGro is short for the Autonomous Website Growth Engine — four specialist AI agents, working from one shared model of your business, optimising continuously for one number: revenue. Traffic, CTR, and rankings are read as evidence along the way, never reported as the outcome.
Website Manager · Content Engine · Conversion Analyst · Coordinator — all reading from the same Business DNA, all optimising the same number.
The problem this solves.
Doing this properly is four full-time hires
A technical SEO person to keep the site healthy. A content strategist and writer. A CRO and analytics specialist. Someone to coordinate all three and report on what any of it earned. Most businesses can't justify that headcount, so it doesn't happen — or it happens as four disconnected part-time efforts pulling in different directions.
Four agents, one shared goal: revenue
WeGro runs all four functions as one coordinated department, reading from the same Business DNA and reconciled by a Coordinator that never lets two agents work at cross purposes. Every action, from a technical fix to a published article, is judged against whether it plausibly moves revenue.
The full revenue enhancement loop, not just content & clicks.
Diagnose
Website Manager audits technical health, speed, and crawlability continuously.
Map & plan
Content Engine finds the money pages that should exist and don't, then builds a dated calendar.
Produce
Drafts require your first-party input and cited claims. No exceptions.
Analyze
Conversion Analyst reads funnels, flags drop-off, proposes experiments.
Coordinate & gate
The Coordinator sequences all three, enforces budget, and scores every output before it ships.
Attribute & report
Publish, then measure revenue against your baseline — reported as evidence, not proof.
The brain every agent reads from — and it's always your property.
Business DNA is a structured, versioned model of your company: who you sell to, what you sell, how your brand speaks, what counts as a conversion, and the dates your revenue actually turns on. It's what lets four agents act like one department instead of four disconnected tools, and it's the asset that makes every future improvement cheaper than the last.
It is always your data. It lives on your infrastructure, exports in full at any time, and carries no vendor lock-in. WeGro reads and writes it under a governed workflow; WeGro does not own it.
It's built during onboarding — a structured interview plus your site, analytics, and documents — and kept current after that: every field is confidence-tagged as confirmed, inferred, or assumed, every change is a timestamped diff, and the whole model gets a full review each quarter.
Website Manager
Uptime, Core Web Vitals, structured data, crawlability, broken links.
Content Engine
Maps, plans, and drafts — gated by first-party input and quality score.
Conversion Analyst
Funnel analysis, experiment design, the revenue attribution ledger.
Coordinator
Sequences all three, enforces budget, holds conflicting changes rather than applying both.
What it deliberately will not do.
Prohibited by design
- Publish with zero first-party input
- Buy or exchange backlinks
- Modify checkout or payment code
- Delete anything without approval
- Touch DNS or hosting
- Guarantee rankings
Enforced by architecture
- Guardrails at the gateway, not the prompt
- Scoped credentials per agent
- Immutable, git-backed audit log
- Automatic traffic kill switch
- One-command rollback
Straightforward, deployment-based pricing.
One-time deployment fee, all four agents, plus a monthly retainer for ongoing operation.
Need just one agent — Website Manager, Content Engine, Conversion Analyst, or ITGuy on its own?
Individual agent pricing available on request.